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Elizabeth Wirtz <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 10 Jan 1996 19:43:01 -0500
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Hello Everyone.  I have had Pixie in my bedroom for 3 months now; the room
is ferret-proofed (or so I thought), and in my room I have a large birdcage
with two parakeets in it.  This cage was kept about 3 1/2 feet off of the
ground, and Pixie, my 6 month old male, never showed interest nor ability to
reach the cage.
 
Today I arrived home from school to find the bird cage overturned and
feathers everywhere.  Don, one of my birds, was fine, but I found poor Juan
under my bed, having been chewed to death.  I know it's my fault for not
keeping my birdies out of danger's way, nevertheless I'm upset.  I
understand that Pixie cannot help his instinct.  What I'm worried about is,
can Pixie be sick now?  He appears to be okay, but still...  And if I had
another ferret to be a companion to Pix, would Pixie have been less "bored"
and occupy himself with his friend instead of trouble?  That seems like a
silly thing to ask, but I'm not positive how 2 ferrets interact alone.  I
feel bad enough leaving Pix all alone during the day to amuse himself.
 
        Thanks for your help!
        Bethie and Pixie
[Posted in FML issue 1441]

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